Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-03
AND SOCIAL

Mr.. Harry H. Bry. OF Chicago is in the
city.
Viii F. Word vent down to Feeley last
night.
Mr.. Geo. E. Box.er arrived from Chicago
yesterday.
Mr.. J. N. Bennett arrived yesterday from
Pocatsllo.
Jno. ]. Stocker left for Elko. Nevada,
last evening.
Mr.. C. p. Bielenburg came up from Deer
Lodge yesterday.
Mr.. A. C. Smith arrived yesterday from
Rochester, Mimi.
Mr.. II. D. Harrison came over from the
Capital yesterday.
Mr.. Clifford Clark left last evening for the
East to attend college.
Stephen Lumbar aud 81. Kisseler went to
Denver yesterday evening.
Robert Hay left for Houlton, Maine, last
night via the Northern Pacific.
Mrs. E. Burns and W. L. Macarty went
to Aelrose yesterday evening.
Mrs. J. K. Clark left last evening for a
weeks s~ojourn at Soda Springs
A. Y. Stephenson left for Bellevue. Idaho,
by last nights south-bound train.
Rev. C. Clark left by the Northern Pacific
for Randolph, New York, last evening.
Mrs. 8. Lewis, mother and children are
spending a few days at Warm Springs.
John Mardeaux took the Northern Pa
cifc route for Montreal yesterday evening.
Mrs. Gen. Minty and children left We'd
nesday evening for their home in Salt Lake
City.
Master Charley Clark. SON of Hon. w. A.
Clark, accompanied Gen. and Mrs. Dana
East.
Mrs. Meyer Gensberger left for Washing
ron, D.. c., yesterday evening via Union
Pacific.
Mr.. D. S. Murray has gone to Helena on
a business trip, but will return to Butte in
a few days.
Mr.. John Noyes and family are home
from e pleasant camping trip on the Big
Blackfoot.
j. K. Clark. ESQ, has gone to the Ceur
d'Alene country to look after some mining
properties there.
Mrs. n. B. Brownlee and daughter and
Mrs. Forbis are home from an extended
visit in Deer Lodge.
Agent McCaig's pleasant smile reillumined
the Northern Pacific Office yesterday IN
bis return from Helena.
Dr.J.W Culberton, of indianapolis, ia in
the city and will remain for perhaps ten
days at room 3. St. Nicholas Hotel.
Miss Mary Timberman, who closed her
engagement with John Mcguire last Satur-
day at Helena, leaves for Chicago this
evening.
Prof. A. C. Eewill left TIE city Wednesday
evening for Ogden, where he will perma-
uently reside, taking charge OF the Episco-
pal school at that place.
The following we're the departures East
by the Union Pacific last evening: NJ. l..
Majors. Omaha; Chas. L.. Kuelscte. Kear-
ney, Neb.; Mrs. C. Nadeau, Concordia. Kas.;
Henry Benson, St. louis; o. F. Parrish,
New York.
Father ~Cughnahan, from Ogden, the elo-
quent speaker end lecturer, is in town
soliciting pupils to attend the Salt Lake
academy. He is a young mai OF about 80,
a universal and deservedly popular favor
tie with all creeds and classes.
Thos. l.. Napton left last evening on a
business and pleasure trip East. He visits
Marshall, Missouri. for ten days after which
till October 1st he may be addressed at
Willard Hotel, Washington, D. C. His
daughter, Miss Mary, and son Lanier &C.
company him.
Mrs. O'Farrell and her daughter, Miss
Mary, returned Wednesday morning from
a three months tour in Europe, the most
of the tune having been spent IN Ireland
among relatives. Mr.. DAILY, a brother of
our townsman, Marcus DAILY, accompanied
them from Ireland, and will maks Butte
his future home.